Sanctuary Rainforest Resort & Spa
Luxury Retreat, Deep in the Heart of Dominica's Rainforest


Reconnect with nature and experience tranquility surrounded by lush tropical beauty
Located in the heart of Dominica’s untouched rainforest, our resort offers a true sanctuary where nature meets sophistication. From the gentle rustle of leaves to the soothing rhythm of cascading streams, every moment brings you closer to harmony. Here, comfort and luxury flow effortlessly with the spirit of the forest.
Resort Location
Roseau Valley is a scenic region of Dominica dominated by green tropical rainforest with bubbling streams, waterfalls and scenic spots such as Fresh Water Lake, Trafalgar Falls, the Volcanic Hot Springs and Boiling Lake.
Our resort is located at the start of the walk to the Middleham Waterfalls which is a major tourist attraction (15 mins from Roseau and cruise ships berths).
Nestled in between two rivers (Jordan and Bay Rivers) and with the mountain backdrops.
The longest cable car in the world (4.1 miles), taking visitors to the Boiling Lake, is being built in Dominica with a date for completion scheduled for December 2025. The Cable station is located only 5 mins away from the resort. Sanctuary Rainforest will reveal a sense of adventure inside you and immerse in the “Garden of Eden” of Dominica: its natural waterfalls, 360 rivers, unspoilt and abundant flora and fauna, natural fresh water lakes and geysers as well as the volcanic lakes and water and under water adventures.
Take a moment to connect, reflect and appreciate the world around you. Experience a genuine unassuming hospitality, unique music rhythms and nature in a safe environment.
Resort Facilities
Our Beliefs
Nature needs to be preserved through
We believe our customers want to have genuine experiences of undiscovered destinations coupled with the top service whilst not being pretentious
Sanctuary Rainforest Resort & Spa is a place to feel safe, relaxed and at peace with yourself and nature
We believe Dominica is worth discovering by those seeking to avoid commercialized mass tourist destinations to keep them connected with nature